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Nepal search for missing Malaysians may conclude soon, families told
Families of Malaysians unaccounted for following an incident in Nepal have been informed that search operations could be winding down within weeks. The development comes after more than a month of anxious waiting for updates on their missing relatives.
LSN Malaysia ·
PUTRAJAYA — Authorities have indicated to families of missing Malaysians that search efforts in Nepal may be scaled back or concluded in the near future, marking a difficult turning point for relatives who have endured weeks of uncertainty.
The families gathered in Putrajaya on Friday as officials briefed them on the status of ongoing search operations across the Himalayan nation. While specific details remain limited, the timeline suggests a shift in approach as initial intensive search phases near completion.
The incident, which occurred more than a month ago, has left multiple Malaysian nationals unaccounted for. Despite coordinated efforts between Malaysian and Nepalese authorities, the search has yet to yield definitive outcomes for all those involved.
Families have expressed concern over the potential conclusion of active search operations, with many hoping for continued efforts to locate their relatives. Officials have committed to maintaining diplomatic channels with Nepal's government to ensure all investigative avenues are exhausted.
The situation underscores the challenges faced by Malaysian nationals abroad and highlights the government's ongoing coordination with regional counterparts in search and rescue operations.